Directions to North Pole (Toronto) with public transportation
The following transit lines have routes that pass near North Pole
Bus: 114, 121, 13B, 63A, 97C.Train: KI, MI.Subway: 1.Streetcar: 503, 504B, 508.How to get to North Pole by bus?
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Bus stops near North Pole in Toronto
- Spadina Ave at King St West, 1 min walk,
- Spadina Ave at Richmond St West, 4 min walk,
- Queens Quay West at Lower Spadina Ave, 14 min walk,
Streetcar stations near North Pole in Toronto
- King St West at Blue Jays Way East Side, 1 min walk,
Bus lines to North Pole in Toronto
- 310, Spadina Station,
- 510B, Spadina Ave at Queens Quay West North Side,
- 510, Spadina Station,
- 509, Exhibition Loop at Manitoba Dr,
What are the closest stations to North Pole?
The closest stations to North Pole are:
- Spadina Ave at King St West is 37 meters away, 1 min walk.
- King St West at Blue Jays Way East Side is 43 meters away, 1 min walk.
- Spadina Ave at Richmond St West is 261 meters away, 4 min walk.
- Queens Quay West at Lower Spadina Ave is 1063 meters away, 14 min walk.
Which bus lines stop near North Pole?
These bus lines stop near North Pole: 114, 121, 13B, 63A, 97C.
Which train lines stop near North Pole?
These train lines stop near North Pole: KI, MI.
Which subway line stops near North Pole?
1
Which Streetcar lines stop near North Pole?
These Streetcar lines stop near North Pole: 503, 504B, 508.
What’s the nearest Streetcar station to North Pole in Toronto?
The nearest Streetcar station to North Pole in Toronto is King St West at Blue Jays Way East Side. It’s a 1 min walk away.
What’s the nearest bus stop to North Pole in Toronto?
The nearest bus stop to North Pole in Toronto is Spadina Ave at King St West. It’s a 1 min walk away.
What time is the first Streetcar to North Pole in Toronto?
The 301 is the first Streetcar that goes to North Pole in Toronto. It stops nearby at 3:05 AM.
What time is the last Streetcar to North Pole in Toronto?
The 304 is the last Streetcar that goes to North Pole in Toronto. It stops nearby at 3:26 AM.
What time is the first bus to North Pole in Toronto?
The 310 is the first bus that goes to North Pole in Toronto. It stops nearby at 3:03 AM.
What time is the last bus to North Pole in Toronto?
The 310 is the last bus that goes to North Pole in Toronto. It stops nearby at 3:02 AM.
How much is the bus fare to North Pole?
The bus fare to North Pole costs about $3.30.
How much is the Streetcar fare to North Pole?
The Streetcar fare to North Pole costs about $3.30.
How much is the subway fare to North Pole?
The subway fare to North Pole costs about $3.30.
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Bus: 114, 121, 13B, 63A, 97C, 310, 510B, 510, 509.Train: KI, MI.Subway: 1.Streetcar: 503, 504B, 508.
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